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" t)i" 1';;IZ7!: , : , , FOURTH LOTTEIIy, lst7. t t tiOAIER.SET-PLACE, July 13, 1 EA% 1: •It CO MMISSIONERS appointed f)r MA NA(4`;(4 the LOTTERIES' do hereby give Notice; Nilri4bcrs of TICKETS an d S HARES in all prececlinz ,z r .,l;rie! nth) , be examined at this Office between the hours n and Three with their Registers of Benests 711 utE DAY fixed for the DINNER. of • the FRIENDS and SUPPORTERS of those PRINCIPLES on which Sir MURRAY ILAXWEI,L otleted himself as a CANDIDATE for the it EMF:SENTATION of the CITY'of 'WESTMINSTER, is TO-MORROW, at Hallvast Five ',Thick, 'at WILLIS'S ROOMS, "King,•stiTet,' St. `James's square. houses licensed for retailing are under the in. fluence of the combined Brewers. -The lengths to which these Gentlemen will go to put down this faint remnant of competit ion, and keep op their price, is noticed in the Report, which saes, " pecuniary consideratioti tV rs off , red by an agent of a Brewer to a victualler, to induce him to abandon a practice which Ire had at'opted, of sell ing beer at a reduced : price." The fact we - s, this victualler, Mr. Allchio, of King-street,. Sto - en Drils4 has a free house— he deals - with the: Indee pendent Brewery, and sells genuine beer et a half. penny and a perroya pot under the regular prices . ;. his trade has in consequence increased exten sively, and taken away, of course, front that of the surrounding houses. A ve'ryereat brewery Offered this bribe if ha would raisebis pricefo their stand. ard. , So much for the profession,: of the com bined Brewers acting for the ht;nefit of the publie, He them proceeded - to spew, by o farther refere4tois to. the Reileol, fleet , the monopoly o f goodOn trilling, compared with that of the'cotettre. There every: licensed house; to some di , triets, is seen in he under the complete controel of one"! Brewer, either as his own property, as pledged to him up on loans, or thrOngh convention with neighbour ing Brewers—there the country is carved out in to victualling circles—where the'tertitory of one Brewer leaves otr,"th t 4 , f• aclucter h gins ; and if, by any accident, ' a licensed house !rectories lice, and a tenant', disiarisfied with thr Wewer of his district, goes with o t►ey in his haul! to eeigh bouring Brewer, he is refuse'd to be Sitio - flit-tit be ca-use be falls within the circle of the oche, ewev. The conseqoenee is, that the pohlic in some parts are robbed withoht nrevcv ; the h er is the most vapid nauseous stuff that eau he conceived; tbe price is a penny per quart higher than in London; and the measure not more than two-thirds of the leg a l quant i ty. London, he observed, more time is reqiiit ell to bring the monopoly te - i perfection ; but it is ar-, riving,to that state very fast, and if the licensing system'be not put an end to, we may expect soon_ to see the supply of the' MetropOlis with b eer , as - well as water, divided between A few great Coin . - pariies. It was lamentable that the labouring' poor should be compelled to be content with such' liquor as is retailed at the licensed houses, what-' ever may be the quality, the priee, or the ITICA 7 sure; and yet the House of Commons counter minces . the continuance of a system which reduces_ them to this condition. With the conviction th u s expressed of the injury to the poor of this licensing ,. system, no recommendation is made f o r rest - orino.,. to them the benefit of the competitioo eft ,rded , by a ft C.,C trade ; bat the iiinoo t -- roneluctes' the boil iW echo of a ee of dvic..7 the "' P olice Report, Which 'earnestly tails on did Magistracy to • lend their aid to break cl6Wn confederacy which is so injorious• to o thc inter rests of the poor and Middling classes of society:- Fie ehen coMmenzed on that part of the Report which stated nauseous - and pernictonsofings to - be . used only by the . lesser Brewers anti Nblicans; - ' but lik . ,oliserved, ofte rublic most not be misled on this point. Itought.- to be knoWn that evidence of conviction of - the great Br'ewers 'somas tendered, s Kell as of the lesser one's, and, refused. It tvas objected that the P e titi o o was in the present , tense, and that the convictio ns were in the past, the° greater part or the convictions of the great hooses being upwards of six years old. Five, out of the' eleven great Bt.:leers, bid been convicted at different periods. He then explaitied the nib:, ferent practices to give beer a polo ency and co lour, when new, to avoid keeping it in soft:, for length of time, all of which temlet - ed the mkt ore inji►t oils Co th e human body, although the inere dients could 1101 bedevilled poisonous of themselves. Adverting next to the Licensing System ote express ed his conviction, that the price of porter and ale' was actually advanced thereby at least a peony per put in London, and 2d. or 3d. per quart many parts of the country. li e briefly ti`pichetl. ,on his former comparative statements of the.prices..4 of malt and hops in .several years, with those of porter, when, iu malt and hops being about the same average price as at present, beer was' only 54. a pot and now, when there is no cop, petition ,worth heeding, we pay a:penny a pot, more. ,On the point= of the sums paid for terms in licenced houseS,,he said he bad k nown two and three thousand pounds 'to be given for a terns. in a licensed house ; but 10001. may be said to be the average price for a term of 21 years in a li censed Ifouse, which draws eight butts per nand): • This 10001. must of course be' repaid out of the profits of the trade. 10001. sunk in, such A.te:ra Lord FRED. BENTINCK, in the C6a ir; STEWA RDS., the C°IIII ISSIONERS appointed to toile in the T RAErs of the FOURTH LorrEity, 1817, do girl , Notice, that they will attend at their Office, la °"!,,rset-Place, on SATURDAY, the 25th cliy of this In s ta n t, 441 Y. fron t T en o'Clock in the Ft.: eniion to Two o'Cloch in the 4fterntiot), to take in atni enter the'BENEFIT'rICKETS of tb th e sa id Lott ery, to be exclaimed for Certificates, pu rsuan t t o Act of Parliament in that helialf. Wilt And for better dispatch thereof, the said COMMISSIONERS take in and enter the BENE FIT TICK E TS numbered from 1%4 ).7' ,00 tt, at on e sea t, and -:the TICKETS 'num hem `'n •;tis 3.4,000, at another seat ; i and t r..ssessed ... ;e reof are 4:irectvd to lifing » felt their separate Lists th , .: - eof, marked A ant' B, (brined in Orl es , and at the bott om o f eac h Li st to write the qint e "d 41 14 s a i d T ick Oper additions of the pers on en titl e d t o t h e va l ue ts. end dosaid C OMMISSIONERS also tire furth e r no ti ce , ,1 ,4t Certifictes for the value of the.said Tickets will be de *7"ed out )Nn ruAy the 3d day of A ugus t next , at l ite Clock in, the aft ernoon, after which the said COM iIiIONERS will t a k e i n and enter Tickets in their usual 1 , 1 " 11 Y ent r tst4 y; and all persons are desired to tale noticei 4. 1 4Y Must b r i ng duplicates of their Lists when they come _th'ir Certificates. ie \IMISNIONERS also give notice, that Tickets - "I to this Otfice for Payment, the Checks of which are tuill or. d estroyed, will not be entered for payment, without t~rtitiNi urtug Siren t 4 indemnify the said COMMISSIONLKS gra n • ting Certificat es fur the same. Earl of March Earl Gower Earl of tiicbi idge Viscount Weymouth Vi , :count franboitrne Laal Granville Sonierset Lord St i ath a s en " Hon. Capt. Gordon, R.N. Hon. Capt. Paulett, R.N. Hon. Cot. J. H. Stanhope Hon. Charles Finch Hon. Homage Legge Hon. Capt. Percy, R.N. Hon. Chas. Percy Hon. Col. H. Lygnn Hon. Col. L. Lyon - Utni. F. Greville Re:ar Admiral Sir John Beres ford, Bart. .eapt. Sir H. 'flung psr,n, 'Stuart Wortley, Esq. M.P. Tickets, One Pound each, House Tavern,' St. James's-stri E. J. Littleton, Esq. M.P. W. Newton, Esq. J.P.N William Holmes, Esq. M.P. A. C. Grant, Esq. M.P. Col. Coolie Capt. Munell, R.N. Capt. Tower, R.N. Capt. Arabin, R.N. Capt. Basil Hall, R.N. Capt. Simeon, R.N. Horace Seymour, Esq. Major Dishrowe Ralph Sneyd, Esq. C. M. Cheere, Esq. Henry Ellis, Esq. John Willoch..Esq. I'non*: 1114eiie, liSq. • .intits Srnt, Esq. ~Ohn H 4, i'ic';, 1';51„ , Heury Winchester, Esq. Wet. Nurse, Esq. n:y be had at the Thatcbcd !et. BRIIISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. T' GALLERY, with a SELECTION o f the most celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPA NISH, FLEMISH, and DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN every. 134, from NINE in the Mailing until SIX in the Evening. Atlrnittrice Is.—Catalogues is. By Or6kr, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Published this Day, price 11. Is. A VISIT to the MONASTLRY of LA Ili TRAPPE, in 1817: with Notes taken during a Tour through Le Perch e , N o r man di e , B retagne, Poiton, Anjou, Le aucage, Moraine, Orleanois, and the Environs of Paris. By W. D. rELLOWES, Esq. illograted with numerous Engravings, from Drawings taken On the Spot. Kil,',ll)N. Stock -Broker. 2. Cornhill, takes „,*17:", earlie.t opportunity of submitting the 'Scheme of i a ri7,..ir rEity, which begin. drawing so early as . the i t l i t ,,., l 'ar s , 4e f k-iN.r, The magnitude of Prizes is very . gre . a , t ;o ap, E.z,., ,str4i.)4o(f Ttekets remarkably slihlii: the - jel b 'e • l s l ies t the Y se l ivi- Ir Ain k , t, • 7 . vtill So kw TlCketS .4S 1310Pb7 e .. • .„,. ) 4'4, :IWO of the Prizes will receive in add, l ots r.i,..i . t -"El,;'''(itt Wine, or Nlaileira, or Eiiflit IlogshFad . .. , of (..i:i -r .el be cl " ) st'il the I lotifers themselves —E.•I-.,..solicits 913 - t er 'ce as ahos y e, where Sehiaties, with full parti culars, td Wit 4`l gr 'ois.-11( Business in the PublicTunds trans -4 the utmost fidelity And dispatch. tin 1 ;h ; j • SIVEWRIG El 1' have THREE pow e r t il l "I " ;11 )e N •-uiivei.for - soliciting public attention t o th e present ' Ilt t . u , ~,,t. , ,t e it , contain Two Prizes of the great maZit . ittne b . ! 14 ' 11 t ,'. • l ' 11141tBand NUM'', each, with oi:!y . ii,oo,, 1 teti L ets t . in,ilel,e Nos. 2 , 1,(206 and 16 .760, the , Fit at azitia , : t. 44 sit. t'. e'i.. g e : f lti,01)01. ever drawn, were Shared and Sold , ~,, c.., •.4-c-. ' 1 4 Zutlsey rili they cannot evince their gratitude . / 7 . _ 1 1 , 1 ;"' al:ours better than by recommendit - ig thus& 441 t' b H litur ,Iwo, ' With the it commands to adventure tle Pi ‘t'sent. Lott,-ry. • The Scheibe contains '..! Prinied for William Stockdale, 131, Piccadilly. This Day wcre Published, in bro. price as. in boards, ETTERS from ILLIN.OIS si4 By MORRIS BIRKRECK: Vox clamant is e tieserto. Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet=street. IN whom may be had, by the same Author, Notes on a Journey in A - meric*, front Virginia to Illinois, with a map, 6s. ; the map separately, is. Notes on a Jourr ey throngh France, Svo. &l. L• 30,000 2 "• • • . Lacs , of • 2,066 - 1,000 Sovereigns - •.- - . 2 •• ' t''' -- t l'ittc,)i •14 s idd • f,Anci e • 'zoo, &c. &c. tk er to all - the Prizes by Gu,•eruaterit, the rv g, rect i.e F ir ~ G 0.141) `"( TWO Prizes of 1;060 Rove' eigns, •with 7titir i ., , 1 : 441 -T,.. cf,,,t REP, or MADE/RN, . • • i!r„.' tif (~1° T. pip,,, o f Port or Madeira, or • Four Hoes "'kits, ; ,..." . " 1 fur ear:li of the Prizes of One Thoosand !So. 12 ! t ii , ',l in proportion for Shares, ' le to li, chosen liv the !folders the•nse:ves. kli ir kli: - N . - - . Iti:. , :"•iN'S 4rif A uous . r. 1 tt , ),,, ' 'lnd sii ‘tis.i. ,I.i. now On Sale at the old esta 'e" of 4 - Ind t sIVI: WRIGHT, li t No. 1 , ~•' ' .•. -.' Asns_ .. tvolhorn; I illy nxfosil Street; . 4 ar,i. s &.". ('-viibili ; ' ' Sts, Has niarl;el : ... '''''a'ld Sold in the Last 1, it ts;ry FOUR CAPITAL urn PRIZES. - Akio the '• i '" . ,,, 5 T L. 30,000 errs% rawn, ----1* L.a0,000 ever drawn. • Ili a . _ i iN(i tes 4 ‘ , sh, 1;p!--'s ORIGINAL - l'IMPli 1 ETOR of tit, 1," 11 .-ir, ~,,,-IsSIA OIL, respecting acquaints the ROYAL ktm l s i tAt t ie ,' ', 41 1L1 IT, GENTRY;a Y nd the Public in ;,Tene- P r .Pla c - 'las removed' to .No 68, Charlotte-street, Port ti' 'hey', ', tr a R t . , :1`te,,•41414,,,,,.4,ta Oil is the wholesomest and best Oil fur - the u ll, r ' i ' ,' t : l'ey'st.grlw thick and long, prevents its falling off or 1," , i ~I' , thii; l . l"l ' f it has brgun to torn gr,y, is such a 5 t ' l .ttis, 41...h4i1, that by use it, will restore .it to its , ,- . 1 , ...a . •- Oti.lt4r. (I.o,*,,,tzprevents hair from becoming shaded, w ,, ) ,, 1 1 'ttit i ' 1i, 4 4 .0 retnent to Ladies, clears thp scurf, and it t '' ii,,'' ) lr ri tr ,", 'ld hair clean. %I:, e st,7,'"irii,," ll , ") are bald, and the least sign of roots of liiitel. ca ' laY nsing it agular for a short time, will hrre 11,4 44144,4,74:Yemen wearing powder ought to use it in 'lad P ,ti tte "!., i ::h• Even the Al erlical Gentlemen at the to 1:1,, si, t. '"')! b Ittve pliblisited in the Onzette of Health, t ci , h y. 4 1 4 i t, iissta Oil is siiperinr to any Oil' for the Flair, tic'ety 4 11. r , .s of baldness and weak hair what can be "er r)-4'd's will find Prince's Russia Oil prefer able. , AQ I , 4 r 1 , 4 ,' 'I for dressing their real or false hair, as it ^ .ttt r p'tir 13 it4l v i „ I kr t . .41,, i 1 ; I t , ", and. curls it. it) 41 %.''',nta 6 "u , sl:4 Oil, 4s. the small bottle, or a bottle l, tt l i ) ,,,,4; t rtt , i k. vt! small- ones, at eieven shillings, which is ti,,, - ; 1,.• . PEtt,,,,,, , I"Ny quilt il''-'Z' en the wrapper and seals of each t 1 .;(11, % _ tis slot genuine, and cannot answer the sz,i r ll tt ,,,tid (l e. _ ,:;- ) 3,,', , ts ii:!;,-'enten will be particular, as there are tt re '1 1, " 1 11,, c '''`'.'l aftd Country who sell counterfeits, 161 et, .. y ,ht , *tontine. 4 . • 0".11,1.()It14.144"le Proprietor No 68 Chat lotto sll,''i,' • Pl4 ce ' ' Prince, ' !) f •r to ~ , t i j 1, i.• 1\ , v, , 8 • ...old also by Mr. Smyth, ter mut •• 'tt 11l ' -e• ' `' l4 .'er ti (Pid- 'old i Hendrie. Perfumer to her , I), kii,,l. ' ," 1) 11 , 1 € , -st rl'vt • Bayles, and Blew, Perfumers to 14,,44.4 ,1-1:01,,,I"s ( Y.orlt, cockspiir-street ; aud by the Lit 4 1 ; 41 :iy, , `? oitilin:::bers aud Al ed . icine Venders. Za lb of I 'l he lath N • li • 1814 before the h ti ,l ll e j (. _ %3. ~,,,l or., s ~ oten.t_ar, . • .. . i t 4 4:ei ttli n la o il ii l l t a t .: 1 Ellice is the original Prop's( t).l l,'lY; ll 't :I ° l °4 ' nf tl 'L un ' re} : sr • at ! mile . , l.e ingreilsents are the produce of 4 ( ' 1 1: 1 . :, Pt.s. '' ., 11.. rit,, i n Pal aromatic ingredients are the pro d i i ). ii ' ;';'Nl l4) , H ; even if they Want the genuine Russia Z' r et• tit( "e V% . ',le capital (t l' ' • rin any other Z . , .: 4 t i t ' 3 1 , 4 1,, 4 .'; „ ifl",l,4i.lll),e,y_intist s ) end t t u t . s t s l l ' a riti o ct:, Lontl:4n t f or . lh, ' :i ,•;,urrf. ~,, , et . rfiltner, Nfidicine Vender, - Limy oil( , t !; . t , t,,,,,.:-)11 „ : , 11 : . . 0 itlin Great Britain, or any other Conn-. (ti t ' Li', 'N .......:P th ev , .„ 'Ss . i Oil that is nut Prince's, they , ft, ..i. • 3 it,' "1 Co unterfeits to their customers. f, ,th , 01,, - -...l)llsurs I. ~2' 4, lll '{Y qive. ru es , s : . ha ve counterfeited the, Russia t, ,' l 4: I ! 'her ei n to P' hlict oble vender still sell the counter "al.,, .` )l ' p„."'re, 1.:,1.' -dr r'sers, end allow them a great C'efi • 41 t0 4 .111 s it - '''. and Gentlemen will be particular N - 5 44 1( " dad l'ssl4 ( M) as there are several hair "st, "" - N . ,„ • . c ontit rs 114 lt• 'Dor who sell counterfeits, and say it ' l 4 i, u . e Ea ve ~.. : .. tt4te4. lot' Gold L a b e l s, as unprincipled .., 44 Fist them SA Counterfeit Russia Ifr ought to produce 901. per annum, supposing money to improve at Only five percent.; and 901. a year is more than a halfpenny a quart upon eil;ht huffs per month.; if, therefore, the retailer had not to • give this . loool, for a license, 'he might dispense with one halfpenny put of three halfpence per quart, which is his present profit, and be better oW. But theSe licensed hoUSes are bought up by the Brewers—they outbid all competirs-=;-they. acknowledge they make 101. percent. on their. capitals, I , ol' they compute their pe r centage na the capital, they employ in licensed houses, as as on that employed in hresvin4. Upon this evil:. the,Report of the Committee of the House of • Commons very just) , remarks, it " creates.a ne cessity of selling at such a price as may secure -a trade interest on tuoney . so advanced, or an indem- .. ... ..---. , pity to thepinchahcis against tile. large sums they maybe obliged top;y for licensed houses:" NOw,.• couiputipg upon this " trade interest," supposing ' it to be no — more Ilnin 10 per cent. insf cad of a pit cent. and with a .moderate alloivanee for - I(q t .i: s and expencea,in.the re;ital; the annual profit re quired oti the capital etnployetl in buying the li eense,is equal t o out: peony per quart nu eigt!t butts per.rnonth.. But what was the effect of only one penny peg• quart on the earnings of labouring ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMIITEE. ~: Yesterday the adj ourne d M eet i ng o f this Corn atittee was held at the C rown an d A nc h or T avern, perseant to advertiseme n t, f or t h e purpose aeon . sidering the best mode of obtaining an abolition of the arbitrary. systeM of Licensing Public houses, and thereby effecting a reduction in the 'price of Yorter- . There 'was a rather numerous asscushly. . . Sciate time after the hour appointed for taking the Chair, Mr. BEAUMONT apprized the company, that the delay had . been occasioned by the ex pec:ed arrival of Sir F. Burdett, who lad promised ;bat he would attend and accept .the Chair; or do any thing else that the Committee might think would tend to promote the laudable Object they 'iad in view. Mr. 13. then suggested the pro- . piety . of waiting a few minutes longer; and at • l; wth, tliel - 1 , _ , .n. Baronet not appearing, the Hon. ' •:;. 34,i;i4 was invited to the Chair; Mr. SHIRbET, on taking the Chair, s a id, that. he was happy in accepting the honour which the Meting had conferred upon him. The object 9! t:ii! meeting was one unconeccted it ith party of 41i:, , kind. It was a most laudable one—to re medy au evil which pressed upon all classes of society, but which fell with peculiar severity upon the poor.—(Hear !)—He would do the utmost within his power to forward that great.ohject, cud he trusted that if he was deficient in any thing, the meeting would extend their indulgence to him; and attribute any neglect rather to want of ability than inclination to serve them.—(Hear, hem. !)—The Hon. Gentleman then read the re- quisition. Mr. B. BEAUMONT.opened the business by stat ing, that in consequence of the determination of the Committee of the House: of Commons, to whom the Petition was referred, not to print the important evidence which they received in sup poit of the alltgations of the Peti!ion, he deemed it a duty which he owed to the Petitioners to give them some further information of the proceedings. in support of their Petition than appeared in the, Report. :This printing of the Report without, tiu; evidence, was a movt extraordinary course. The Report recognized that they proved the allega tions. It found a verdict- of guilty against the licensing system, and the combinations of the Brewers—it called on the Magistracy "to lend their aid to break down a confederacy which is so ' injurious to the poor and middlingcfassei of the, community,"—and recommended a prospective •law„. which, by the way, would iiist amount to nothing; hut the evidence upon which the whole vippresceo Oct this ocen printed, as is usuld, the folly . , and itamense,initiry to the' public, of the English liceniing system; would then have appeired so . glaring to the world as to put to shame its interested and corrupt ad vocates—and induce the Legislature to restore to, the people of England the right which. the Poi- . Lion prayed for—the right of a free trade in Vic tuals--a, right" enjoyed by the peOple of every. other country but our own. The Tvublication of the evidence might prove disastrous W certain ' great capitalists ;_ - but this was no reason why the Vreiim ' of knowledge, of justice, and of - public good, should be stopped. The misdoings of petty rogues were displayed without mercy. The pub lican who, following the example of his superior, adulterates his beer', was held up to odium, and Consigned to ruin. The grocer, who mixes beans or leaves of English - growth with th7rse of foreign, although equally wholesome, is exposed to public indignation for his little cheat. Why Mrs a Iriend ly mantle to cover the sins of cheats by whale sale ? All persons concerned in-adulterating hu ,man food, when detected, ought to be made knowo. He proceeded to Observe, that in exprs ing the misdeeds of the Brewers, be shouid be accused of making an attack on them, as well as of injuring the hallowed characters of Magis trates ; 'but he had no desire to do either. His (Ai:km of attack was, the arbitrary licensing sys tem, by which all persons were prohibited from vending beer, except those whom a few privi leged men, Meeting on one day in' the year, em powered to do so. The modern law, which de- • Arrived the British public of their natural and chartered right,,•a free trade in victuals--corrupted the Mirgistrates- , --made monopolists of the Brewers —and did more injury to the moral character and substantial rights of Englishmen thou any law that ever was passed. The Brewers and Jastices were not to be blamed, and did no More than was . natural. They were endowed with the power of saying who should enjoy the trade of selling victuals, and• they nominated their relati9ns and friends, instead of strangers. They were endowed with the means of preventing 'com ,etition in the trade, and t-bey did prevent it. They had. the means of , a complete monopoly in their hands, and they enjoyed it as monopolirs always arc uied; to the enriching o f the holders, and the impoverishing of the public. But the Brewers in Parliament had denied this manopoly.; . y,:t the Committee in their Report stated that they felt iheMselves called on to revert' to the invest ment of-large canitals;in the purchase of licensed houses by the Brewers, and that an extensron.of the practice must ultimately effect the lull esta blishment of such monopOly, when, it proceeds to observe, the meetings 'of the Brewers to' fix their prices " probably will be usen as means of.dc- omoding such an unfair price froM the public as they may be compelled to *submit 'to." But have . not things arrived at this pitch already ? rise in porter never' takes place. until atter all the London Brewers have met, and — pledged themselves to adhere to one price, and from one day., One bre wery, it is true, acts indepen dently, atid*Cders beer. at a Waged but the ' public cannot' get at it, becaun elms t all the • • : ; . COUGHS, COLDS,. ASTHMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS. ROYAL PATENT. and S. 'GODBOLD,. -Proprietors of the VEGETABLE BAIii.A.II, have the hollow to infornt the Public, that through the recommecultition of the Right Hon. Lettl Viscount .Dudley arid Word', anti ethers of the Nobility, Clergy, :kistry t 1",,„ ti „ ritable tti their .itousto. 4, El000l)bury-sqtnre, where tire Medicine only is to hu, had for the Poor, &c. at Cost Price. Thousand's have to consequence been restored to health. • , • . I-lenty Lucas, Esq: of Newport-Pagnel, has received great benefit therefrom, and can speak to many cures; Abbott Up cher, Esq. Norfolk, has given gratuitously the Medicine to many persons, iiith astonishing good er'e'ct; also minty'of the Nobility, Clergy, and others, too numerous to mention, J. Sheridan, Captani and AdjUtant Ist Cambridge Militia, in a-letter says/4 ant-cured of pn.obstinate Cold which has been upon my lungs for thirteen years, and I never could find any retie - from tie various .medicincs which I have taken, until I took yone4; and during my life I shall conti nue its use. • Families taking a,Box of F pints only are charged for. It is strongly recoinmend e d by the dobility, &c. for all Families to keep this kledicihe by them to take On the first attack of the above compiaiuts. Advice every day from 10 to 9..;• at No. 3, Bloomsbury Square. tio;d Wholesale and Retail, N 0.3, Bloomsbury Squaee, and retail at. Messrs. Newboy and Sons; Edwards, St. Paul's Ch - urch Yard ; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Church Yard : Butler and Sons, Clieapside; Sanger, 130, Oxford Street; Evans arid •zons, Lon 7, Lane: and all the principal Venders in To, n and Country, at les. the pint and 9s. the half-pint. TO T. TAYLt nt, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge -street , Loudon 14 , k OURED SIR, F. BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I had been afflicted With the Lues Venerea; which, from its obstinately tesisting every conrse of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of th.e. faculty here, and un dergoing severalsevere courses of salivati6n, and twice dis charged`front the Hospital with little.relief,, wenn appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my diaoreler..haa got to such a head, as nearly toput a period to my existence— I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one On each' arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and.had ',seen in a state of ulceration for the laSt seven years ; my left had also two large nodes, on it, was very touch discoloured, and gave ine such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in bed, as nearly 6) deprive me of rest Liu this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. 'Thompson, (who received so greats cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which, -I began to do on the Vith of May ; in the cours e o f a fortnight I began to receive ben e 6it .-iii little more than a month the ulcers on, my head and arms were_soundly healed— soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also; leaning, how ever, considerable discoloration in the skin, mid' pin i n th e bone of the left, which, by.the bleating of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural.hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly- free front all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a nd strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew ale, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other sulfering• mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall cu every occa ion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MtJRKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the aline!, Cure : lohn Thompson, No. 3, New. poultry Market, Edinburgh, Johil Wintosh, Old Assembly Close, Erlitibiligh. • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY— LOR, Member of the Royal Collcge of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; where, after .a constant residence of more than 40 years, its a practice parti cularly directed to the'cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Pails of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession ShOuld always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be estta.med, by a , disterning Public, as an advat tage seldom attainable, and void of alt ambiguity. Also sold, by hiiappointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Toystnep, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Disburough's, No. 7, Fish-street -hill; Mr. Busters, South-bridge, Edinburgh; .lanolin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes ofonly f:Ss. ad. each, staraped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex maycure themselves with eas e , taiee d, . matey, a . ai taft;ty., • tor , o gbe" n ii• t his e n r things one P"l lb. t' 4 3 2,1 1 4 `, trei!, e l tto • • • 30$ pet• yr• cr bus°. Cr q 6 arti Pet er 4r• thO l pc_ :ape Otte) buOtel• os ts• to , to lm to s to •••• Nil o .~--~ ~.~-~•ti. .. 9 1 e l to J.' oi l (Ito -,--------.'... 0 7s Gti ‘2.1 I S ' 04 0 1 as 61 g 5 ,1 01 J "`O,l .7.1 to 141 to 21 0 1 , t " 2l ! to ;`,#.l. ' 24% r to, 10 , 1 ttoo .I,6ti f t° 1" d to j t toI • • 11 ' /Qs 1 to 150 II )5' f q. 4 1 C 4er 0 .. 4 ' si 45 GA •o s u 4 04 0, l os • • I 1 • • • 10o' , • 18 , , • lOs tj*. • • 11- ;Is cr / - ice ! , 6d• 45'• Uri• oj• ;. 101 0 " 1 : 5% 1. 1000 rig gc l - 1 died ~ fro• - 5 „fl " o ils ,t ound e .1 31) , ( . 1 PiloosiT is leg; s he on . , I 3 p l c Ike ° sr r pio " e l ;arric IV °( 1,3` e f ort , • untY ° ) 1 " ct, • ria eel :er . 7cf le' ;1 14r. ool ne ' %C. .01 ) 4 Al i '4+ ,